yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ckevinwelch:
So when I had my D1, the general consensus with baseband versions was "try the different ones available and use what works best for you and your phone." The baseband versions did not match the ROM versions, so it wasn't a big deal.

In reading the Fascinate forums, the general consensus seems to be "use the baseband that matches your ROM base (i.e. DJ09, EB01, EA28, etc). Has anyone actually had problems using mismatched basebands and ROMs? My phone updated to EA28 right after I got it (about a month ago), and I've been on the EA28 baseband since then. I flashed to DL30 the night I got it, and have been running SC 2.3 for a couple of weeks (just updated to 2.6 yesterday).

Anyway, I'm just curious if there are any real issues that have occurred with this. Thanks,
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mujib@r:
Mismatched baseband & ROM has been known to cause loss of vibrate & haptic feedback.

Tapatalk'd
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bhfd64:
I can verify that this can happen. I also had DL30 build and EB01 baseband for a few days and didn't notice any problems at all, though. I think it depends on the mix that you have.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imnuts:
The only issue you should have with a mismatched baseband would be sms/mms not working properly, and potentially poor battery life.

Loss of haptic feedback/vibrate usually comes from using an incorrect kernel for the rom you're on.

Sent from my Froyo Fascinate
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] destrix:
Hello everyone,

i want to try a little project about nand booting on X1

so i have some questions...

1.How high is the chance to brick my device with the right ram_start and ram_address?

2.Would any one help me?

3.Are the ram start and size right and the other things(tinboot2.S)?

@
@ Tinboot V 1.0
@ Very simple bootloader for HTC Vogue
@ Martin Johnson - M.J.Johnson@massey.ac.nz
@
.equ	LOAD_START,	0x10000000
.equ	RAM_START,	0x10000000
.equ	RAM_SIZE,	0x08000000
.equ	INITRD_START,	RAM_START+0x00800000

.equ	KERNEL_OFFSET, 0x8000
.equ	XIP_END,	0x0100000

.org 0
b boot

.org 0x40
.word 0x43454345
.word romhdr+0x80000000	@ location of wince romhdr
.word romhdr
.org 0x100
tags:	.word 5,0x54410001,1,0x1000,0	@ ATAG_CORE, pagesize=4K
.word 4,0x54410002,RAM_SIZE,RAM_START	@ ATAG_MEM
.word 4,0x54420005,INITRD_START,fin-initrd	@ ATAG_INITRD2
cmdline_start:	.word (cmdline_end-cmdline_start)/4,0x54410009	@ ATAG_CMDLINE

.ifdef kovsky
.asciz "gsensor_axis=2,1,3 msmvkeyb_toggle=off htc_hw.force_cdma=1 panic=0 acpuclock.oc_freq_khz=600000 pm.sleep_mode=1 mtdparts=msm_nand:0x20000000@0x0(nand),0x01000000@0x04000000(root),0x08000000@0x05000000(system),0x13000000@0x0D000000(userdata)"
.endif

.align
cmdline_end:	.word 0,0	@ ATAG_END

.org 0x00001000

boot:	ldr r0,loadstart_ptr
ldr r1,ramstart_ptr
ldr r3,fin_ptr

copycode:	ldr r2,[r0],#4
str r2,[r1],#4
cmp r1,r3
blo copycode
ldr pc,start_ptr

start:	ldr r0,initrd_ptr
ldr r3,fin_ptr
ldr r1,ird_start_ptr

copyinitrd:	ldr r2,[r0],#4
str r2,[r1],#4
cmp r0,r3
blo copyinitrd

mov r0,#0
ldr r1,mtype
ldr r2,tags_addr
ldr pc,kernel_start

mtype:	.word MTYPE
start_ptr:	.word start+RAM_START
loadstart_ptr:	.word LOAD_START
ramstart_ptr:	.word RAM_START
initrd_ptr:	.word initrd+RAM_START
fin_ptr:	.word fin+RAM_START
ird_start_ptr:	.word INITRD_START
kernel_start:	.word RAM_START+0x8000
tags_addr:	.word RAM_START+0x100

romhdr:
.word 0x0	@ dllfirst
.word 0x0	@ dlllast
.word 0x80000000	@ physfirst
.word 0x80000000+fin	@ physlast
.word 0	@ num mods
.word 0x80000000+fin	@ ramstart
.word 0x80000000	@ ramfree
.word 0x83000000	@ ramend
.word 0	@ copyentries
.word 0x80000000	@ copyoffset
.word 0	@ profilelen
.word 0	@ profileoffset
.word 0	@ numfileshy
.word 0	@ flags
.word 0x20	@ fsrampercent
.word 0	@ drvglobstart
.word 0	@ drvgloblen
.word 0x201c2	@ cputype/flags
.word 0x80000000	@ pextensions
.word 0	@ trackingstart
.word 0	@ trackinglen

.org KERNEL_OFFSET
kernel:
.incbin "kernel/zImage"
initrd:
.incbin	"kernel/initrd.gz"
.align
fin:

Yea im a noob in that but i will learn it because everyone must try it to learn

pleasy dont come one with you dont get it to work...or learn first compiling the

Kernel...i know...i want it learn by doing ;)

Hope anyone can help me.

And sorry for my very bad English hope u can unsterstand all >.<
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stefanACM:
Great to see that somebody start to doing that !!!

I will see with NEOPEEK to help you, maybe he know much more than anyother ;)

PM me please ;)
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] orkhanahmadov:
THAT'S GREAT!

Hope you'll make it soon... :rolleyes:
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] destrix:
So...i have now downloaded neopeeks xperia x1 tinboot an correctet some thing

if i would do that not i think i would brick my device. Hope i doesn't brick my

device...are there no one who can help or something?

Edit: i had tryed tinboot on my device and it stops at bma150: Registering Bosch BMA150 driver but if i restart

my X1 so come Kernel Panic.... Hope i get more to work.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] orkhanahmadov:
you should ask X1's android developers for help. they're always active on Android development forum: http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=622
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] maxshahin:
All is on the title.

What is the best rom for the best battery Life ?
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] zarathustrax:
All the roms so far are pretty much the same... same base, same tweaks. Only difference is maybe some theme colors and different lockscreen. Maybe some changed icons. So the battery is pretty much the same on all of them. Radio and sd card you use is what makes a difference in battery life.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] CrAzYiaN:
It's not about which rom will give you more battery life,

it's which radio will give you best battery life, that should be the question

you should be asking.
[Droid X General] m3n00b:
I have a rooted DX with 500+ apps on it and it's started to act funny. I can't open certain things like the gallery and data manager. I was wondering what the best way to back everything up(contacts/texts) was and how to do a factory reset?

Forgot to mention...I have rom mgr and koush's bootstrapper if this helps. NOt sure how to use these.

Thanks!
[Droid X General] mramirez23:
Contacts are backed up through Google's gmail, as for the texts, I like to use SMS Backup & Restore.

Hope this helps.
[Droid X General] Jmoney47:
Use my backup pro. It'll save everything for you
[Droid X General] Lofi Goosh:
You should also try...

Titanium Backup (TBU). It's an excellent app for backing up all your data.

This is what I use along with Bootstrap.

Can't speak for MyBackup Pro, but it looks like a good alternative to TBU after going to their webpage.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] homersimpson007:
Hi,

I own a Nexus One with CyanogenMod 7 RC1. I've rooted my phone without unlocking my bootloader (with super1click) using ClockworkMod as the Recovery console. The "wonk" was starting to drive me crazy.

Yesterday, for some "strage" reason (probably a bubble to the head!!) I decided to Flash the stock Rom to my phone (I wanted to try the official release of Gingerbread). My mistake was doing it through Rom Manager.

It sorta "semi" briked my nexus.

When I do a normal boot, I see the android X loading, then, the screen goes blank. I know something's going on on the device because my trackball is flashing white. I even get heptic feedback from the four bottom buttons. But the screen is always black!

When I boot into the bootloader menu (power+down) and try going into the Recovery console, my screen is also all black! There again, something must be going on because my computer detect the attached device, but unfortunately, I can't ADB (device not found!!)

Finally, when I boot into the bootloader menu (power+down) and I enable Fastboot USB, I cant "flash" anything onto the device (I get an error at the signature verification). This is probably due to the fact that my bootloader is still locked (I guess).

Here are my questions:

1- Is it a lost cause? Is my nexus forever in this semi bricked state?

2- Is my only option to solve the issue is unlocking the bootloader?

3- Will that work?

I would like (if possible) not to unlock the bootloader but if that's my only option, I'll do it without any issues.

If I unlock the bootloader, what then? Do I "fastboot flash recovery" a working recovery image and then, from the recovery console reflash any good rom?

Thanks for reading this long post and for helping me out!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Dirk:
Have you decided which ROM you want to use yet? When you have found one, extract the contents of the .zip and flash the contents using fastboot. Obviously you'll need to unlock the Bootloader first but what's the point of having that ability if you're not going to use it?

Lot's of info in the WIKI.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] homersimpson007:
Hi Thanks for the reply!

I'll probably go back with CyanogenMod 6.1.1 (Stable release).

So you're telling me that I have no other choice and I'll need to unlock the bootloader?

What If I decide to flash the Stock ROM? I'll still need to unlock it right?

Thanks
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Dirk:
From your original post it doesn't sound like there's any other option. Consider it a blessing in disguise though. Fastboot is a terrific feature to have as it makes flashing safe and easy.

THIS would be a good ROM to start with if you want to try out the stock Gingerbread experience.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spm139:
So I dropped my Eris (which has been rock solid and no issues since I got it --mostly thanks to Kaos and all the developers for their hard work) and shattered the screen. An insurance replacement is nearly $100 for a refurbished Eris, and I am not yet ready for an upgrade. Even if I was, I am not happy with most of the phones out there given all the great phones coming out soon.

Has anyone repaired their Eris or done a tear down? I found a site to get replacement parts, and I can get the needed parts for about $50.

Advice/Suggestions anyone?
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amfetamine:
Its not hard as long as you take your time. YouTube has tutorial videos.

Check out eBay spare parts. I bought a for parts/repair Eris last summer for $40.

Splitting the case open was the hardest part. Didn't have the right tool. But I think some replacement kits come with a pry bar.

After its open, watch for the tiny ribbon connectors.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spm139:
Awesome! I knew someone on here had experience with this. I really do not want to spend that much on a unknown refurbed phone, or waste my wife's early upgrade when there are no exciting phones out there and no deals to be had. The phone is shot, I am willing to "risk" $40 dollars or so to try (I am reactivating my Envy now to buy time).

I did find a website, but will check ebay out as well. I appreciate it.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amfetamine:
That's how I felt when mine broke. Verizon wanted $170 at the time for a refurbished Eris. I figured I could buy 3or4 parts/repair units off eBay for that.

If you like to tinker, its not a bad project. It's already broken; either you fix it or break it more!
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mpaquinjr:
I just broke mine for the second time and got mine off eBay. It was $35 with free shipping and comes with a pry tool but you will need a small Philips and t5 or t6 driver. Some eBay digitizers come with the tools and prytool. Like was said before you can find the tutorial online to fix it. The hardest part is scraping the double sided tape off and getting on the new screen. Also I found if you don't glue it good and leave gaps, and dust can get between the screens. Also I would test the screen first, the first time I got it in I put it all together and glued it and it did not work. Good luck don't let my post put you down, it really is easy just take your time, if you have any experience taking electronics apart this is a sinch.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
Go to youtube.com and plug in

"HTC Eris replace screen"

in the search box - at least 5 different repair videos come up.

I've watched one of them that seemed pretty good, but there's probably no harm in watching all of them; you'll probably pick up a useful pointer from each of them.

You might want to plug in the search term "HTC Eris digitizer" on amazon.com - there are a number that come up claiming to be "new" for $40.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spm139:
Thanks everyone...the million dollar question is if I broke only the digitizer or the LCD as well/ The digitizer s very fractured, but under the one section you can see through (less than 1/4 of the screen), the LCD looked fine. I think I will attempt to take it apart and see if the LCD is bad as well. I found a new digitizer and tools for under $40....
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ih4ckback:
So after decompiling framework-res.apk and editing statusbar.xml, statusbarextended.xml, and statusbarlatesteventcontent.xml I get stuck in a bootloop right after installing the ROM fresh from stock and a MC. So what could be the problem? Why would changing the text color of the statusbar cause a bootloop?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .Candy:
How did you decompile/recompile? When you recompiled, did you use the same filestructure?

Ex: /framework-res/res/drawable-hdpi instead of /res/drawable-hdpi

Did you keep the same lines and just edit the color codes? You need to give more info to let us know what you did. Any tiny mistake in editing framework-res.apk will result in a bootloop, so your case isn't diagnosable unless you tell us what you did.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ih4ckback:
I used apkmanager, decompiled, edited color codes only, recompiled, installed, bootloop and yes the filestructure is the same.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .Candy:
How did you install it. Using APK Manager? If so, that's probably the issue. I don't trust certain APK Manager options. To be safe, in the future you should only use it for decompiling, recompiling, and signing if necessary, never for re-install the APK.

Anyway, did you attempt to sign the file? framework-res.apk doesn't need to be signed, and if you do sign it, I believe it will create a boot-loop.

Also, when you recompiled it, did you go through the step that creates the "keep" folder where you delete the files that you edited? If not, then that's probably the issue. If you don't do that step, then your edited file will only contain the files that you edited. At least that's what I understand from my experience.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ih4ckback:
I copied the apk to my /system/framework folder within my custom rom and flashed the zip. I did sign the file. I'll retry without signing it and yes I did the keep step.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pirateghost:
dont sign system apks
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ih4ckback:
thats a good tip lol thanks I'll remember that next time I do any modding.
[General Questions and Answers] Rickb1422:
hey guys,

i have a small problem after installing android 2.2 onto my tmobile HTC HD2. i have no 3G or EDGE and when i access my APN settings the whole page is blank and i cant seem to figure out how to change or edit my APNs. how can i fix this problem?

so here is the backround on the phone:

the carrier is T-mobile

android version 2.2

build number: 2.29.405.5 CL293415

i believe its the LEO nand. but im not sure. i deleted all the files off my computer and this whole NAND ROM this is new to me. im a previous iphone user
[General Questions and Answers] timmymarsh:
Hey there,

You must know if its a nand build as you will be using magldr to boot right?

What radio are you running?
[Galaxy Tab General] memaxt:
Hi there,

I'm very much a noob to flashing, but i have read many guides, i'm just unclear to whether my Tab which in 3 Network can be flashed? would love a custom rom

Hope to hear from you soon

Many thanks
[Galaxy Tab General] mrgrey1701:
Yes, mine's on 3 and running Roto's JMI V2 without a problem
[Galaxy Tab General] memaxt:
hi there, thats great!

sorry to be a pain! i have rooted my tab using z4root, may i ask what i should do now? do i need to download clockworkmod? or do anythin specific?
[Galaxy Tab General] memaxt:
okay, i have no idea what i'm doing now, i'm download overcome rom 1.20, to flash the rom i will need clockworkmod recovery? how do i install that?
[Galaxy Tab General] memaxt:
i also have downloaded Roto's JMI V2, should i just copy it to SD card, rebot to recovery and update? bare in mind havent got clockworkmod installed? HELP completely lost
[Galaxy Tab General] memaxt:
how do i get clockwork mod on my galaxy tab????
[Galaxy Tab General] TheGrammarFreak:
By not pestering the forum for a start

Go get Paul's CWM kernel from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=925760

That will install CWM and convert your filesystem to ext4. Then you can flash ROM's to your hearts content
[Galaxy Tab General] MrZeroo00:
Topic reported, it's becoming a real pain to find topics like this in the Development forum seriously...
[Galaxy Tab General] memaxt:
I tried that...as odin doesnt work for i.e doesnt connect, so i use heimdall-frontend which does connect...i boot in to download mode...send Kernal above, reboot, and it stays at boot screen, so i have to resend another kernal for it to work again but no CWM STILL
[Galaxy Tab General] memaxt:
its is impossible to put clockwork mod on this tab, or a custom rom i'm sure of it..nothing seems to work
[Galaxy Tab General] paulshields:
I presume you've not flashed anything prior to this? i.e. you don't have locked bootloaders which would prevent you flashing a new kernel? You can install this tool to check. Many people here have flashed a replacement kernel (I highly recommend modaco) that contains CWM without any issues, so you may want to explain carefully and in more detail the steps you're taking - how you're flashing, and what responses you get back.
[Galaxy Tab General] memaxt:
First off i want to say sorry for constant posting! & annoyance, i shall now STOP! yay..learnt my lesson

Anywho i have FINALLY managed to Root / Flash a custom rom to my Tab on the 3 netowrk using Odin..the problem i had was with my USB port as it would only connect using the main USB ports on the back of the computer, anywho many appologies and thanks!!
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hightechlive:
i rooted my mytouch and installed the Official CyanogenMOD 7 Nightlies rom but what do i ned to do to return to the stock rom?thanks
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] briankurtz79:
You need to have saved it with a nandroid backup and just restore from recovery. If you did no backup then you'll have to search for a stock rom.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hightechlive:
just flash stock rom using rom manager?what about clockworkmod recovery?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] briankurtz79:
Rom manager works through clockwork mod. If you did a backup you can access it from rom manager in restore backup. If you wanna backup your current rom u can do so then. Also check the wipe data box. Always wipe data when flashing a new rom. Unless its just an update to your current rom and the dev instructs you that its not necessary
[General Questions and Answers] Sn0wBiZz:
Hi all,

I bought a Chinese android tabled (without any make specified). on the box it is written that it should have a build-in gps. There are also several navigation programs installed. None of them is working.

There is an option to enable the gps - when I click there appears a green tick next to it without any system message for error. Does this mean that it has a gps chip?

I know that my device doesn't have Bluetooth so when I enable the BT from the settings nothing happens.

What do you think? How can i check if I have a GPS module?
[General Questions and Answers] yaotree:
WELL...BRO.....a Chinese device?what kind or what is the name?

maybe the only way to find out if there is GPS module is dismantling the device......
[General Questions and Answers] Sn0wBiZz:
Hi. Thanks for the response!

Yes, i was thinking about opening the device but there are no screws so I'm afraid that if I press too hard I will break the display. I really don't know what is the name of the device. The only thing that I know is that it is written "MID" on the box and that's all that I know. Is there anything like "device manager" to check if there is any GPS hardware attached? Please find several photos below but I doubt that somebody will recognize the device because they all look the same...

Edit: I couldn't post the pictures because of some "security reasons"

Thank you.
[General Questions and Answers] yaotree:
WELL,"mid"?means"Mobile Internet Devices"?

oh damn....if it is really made in China,maybe most guys here can not answer your question,i'm afraid....

I'm a Chinese...what i can tell you is even a Chinese who has lot of exp of cells or other digital devices can't take care of those baffling things though "MADE IN CHINA"
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Homeless2:
Does anyone know how to replace the signal bars with the dBa value?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eunkipark92:
you can try replace the signal img with numbers? Just like battery mod?

Hope that helpd

running Trigger 2.6.1

/dead horse kernel

/honeycomb theme.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Br1cK'd:
The signal in the status bar is four or five images in the framework-res.apk. you could theoretically replace those images as stated above, but it wouldn't be a true reading because it would merely display the image, not the accurate current dbm signal level.

Sent from my Loki powered Vibrant via the XDA App
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
My buddy has this, not sure if it was included in CM, or if he was using an app... I'll ask him Monday at work.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Br1cK'd:
I was thinking, in order to show a real value, it would have to be some serious framework mods, or its way over my head and im thinking too hard about it. Interested to hear what your buddy has thats showing him the signal value

Sent from my Loki powered Vibrant via the XDA App
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
He has an OG Droid, CM6 and it sounds like it was something Cyanogen edited into the framework. To get the option on his phone:

Menu button > settings > cyanogenmod settings > interface settings > status bar
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Br1cK'd:
I was thinking it would have to be something in depth in the framework, thats where all those mods are. Thanks for checking and getting back real quick. Now the question is, is it worth it to the OP to root out that mod in the framework, check lines of code against lines of code and figure out how it was done, or stick with the four or five bar that comes with the software they are currently running? Me, I'm taking a couple days off, I don't want to see a smali, decompiled xml, or any type of hex value for at least three days. :D
[Droid X General] deathshead:
Aosp Camera update.zip install?

(anyone know where i might be able to find this? I looked everywhere.)

Hi guys, Im currently on apex rom running blur camera but would like to install the aosp camera. I have the aosp camera .apk but I cant get it to install,

Im currently adding camera.apk to system/app folder and setting permissions, I get a second icon, but it still launcher the blur camera, Anyone have an update.zip or alternative way to install?.

Thanks!
[Droid X General] ryant35:
I like the ASOP camera but it is missing some settings and IMO not as good as the Blur camera, so if you don't get it working you are not missing much. I've tried them both with the Liberty 1.5 toolbox and I went back to the Blur camera.